Tr- baby names and what they mean, with 23 results. Usage of these boy names was at its highest in 1996 (ADOPTION OF 1.51%) and has become significantly less since (ADOPTION 0.5%, ▼67%), with names like Tristen falling out of fashion. Tristian (#884) is the most chic baby name in this list, while Treat (TOP 5%) and Troche (9%) are familiar Tr- last names. Here is the list of Tr- names for girls.

Trace - True

Trace¹
From the English word, or possibly .. Trae is also a marginally prominent kid's name.

Tracy▼, var. Treacy, Tracey▼, Trace²
Based on Irish, Gaelic word. "Warlike." Tracy, Treacy (cf. Bracy, Turocy) are popular -cy suffix surnames.

Trahern, var. Traherne, Trahearne, Trahearn
Derivative of Welsh language. "Strength of iron." Trahern, Trahearn, etc. are not in the Top 2000.

Trail, var. Traill
From the English word, giving connotations .. Not in popularity charts.

Traugott
Origin fr. German word. "Faith in God." Unique as a boys' name, Traugott exists more frequently as a last name.

Travis▼, var. Travys, Traviss, Travers, Traver
Derivative of Old French word. "To cross over." Travis has declined in popularity as a children's name circa 1990.

Travon▼, var. Trevonn, Trayvon▼, Travion, Traveon, Travaughn
From American language. .. See also Trevin. Traveon, Travion, Travon and Trayvon are more commonplace as baby names among these versions.

Tremain, var. Tremayne, Tremaine, Tramayne, Tramaine, Tramain
Derivative of Celtic language. "Town built with stone." Tremain (TOP 16%), Tremaine (13%) and Tremayne (38%) are found often as surnames.

Tremont
Origin fr. French. "Three mountains." Scarcely used as a baby name, Tremont occurs more often as a last name.

Trent▼, var. Trenton¹▼, Trentin¹, Trenten¹
Derived fr. Latin element. "Gushing waters." Trent and Trenton have waned in favor as birth names circa 2001.

Trenton²▼, var. Trentin², Trenten²
Derived fr. Old English language. "Trent's town." Trenton is found regularly (TOP 37%) as a surname.

Trevin▼, var. Trevyn, Trevon▼, Trevion▼, Trevian, Trevan, Treven
Derived fr. Old English word. "Fair town." Trevin and variants became more popular in 2018, rising on average +15 positions as children's names with Trevon gaining the most.

Trevis
Origin fr. English, Welsh words. .. Contemporary American usage may be as .. Trevis is uncommon as a given name, registering often (TOP 53%) as a surname. See also Trevin.

Trevor▼, var. Trever▼, Trevar, Trefor
Source fr. Welsh element. "Great settlement." Adoption of Trevor and variants as children's names in 2018 was 3.9% less than 2017.

Trey▼, var. Tre▼, Traye, Trai
Origin fr. Middle English word. "Three." Tre and Trey are more commonly used as birth names compared to Trai, Traye.

Tristan, var. Trystan, Tristyn, Tristram, Triston▼, Tristian▲, Tristin▼, Tristen▼, Tristam, Tris
Based on Celtic. .. In Arthurian legend, Tristan sometimes called .. Prominent, with usage of 0.228% for Tristan and variants as children's names in 2018, though lower than 0.233% the previous year.

Triton
From Greek element. .. son of Poseidon and messenger of .. Adoption of Triton was up in 2015 and has remained widespread. See also Briton.

Trowbridge
Stems fr. Old English word. "Bridge by the tree." Not in Top 2000.

Troy▼, var. Troye, Troi
Root fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "Descendant of the footsoldier." Troy is a familiar (TOP 11%) masculine name, whereas Troi and Troye are unusual.

True
From Old English element. "True." Popular as a baby name, True is similar to the popular Troy. See also Toru.